Pershing County Birthday Celebration Planned in Lovelock
Special to the Gazette from Lovelock on June 18 reports Pershing County to celebrate its birthday and the formal opening of the county courthouse next Monday. James T. Goodin will preside as master of ceremonies with Gov. Emmet Boyle delivering the principal address. Attendees include Reno Mayor H. E. Stewart Winnemucca Judge James A. Gallahan Carson Frank Murray Mina Senator Summerfield Crotten Unische Lovelock Lb A Firedmen and Carson Chief Justice Sanders. A barbecue will follow on the courthouse grounds and American Legion Post No. 6 plans an evening dancing party.
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Pershing county
Pershing county court house
James T. Goodin
board of county commissioners
Emmet Boyle
H. E. Stewart
Reno
James A. Gallahan
Winnemucea
Frank Murray
Carson
Bible Pageant in New England
Heath Mass June 18 announces an Old Testament pageant to raise funds for starving children abroad. Local farmers and residents perform a four-scene drama centered on Saul, David, and Jonathan, directed by Vlora White in a Bethlehem like amphitheater setting with significant symbolic locations.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Bethlehem
Palestine
David
Vlora White
Saul
Beth? Teherma
Philiastines
Adullam
Raul
Samuel
Jonathan
Jonathin
Moirdud
Judah
Abner
Mich&Al
Bill To Aid Producers Of Metals Used In War
The senate passed a bill to provide relief for miners of manganese chrome and other metals harmed by war emergency production. Introduced by Senator Shortridge Republican California it now goes to the house. In Wisconsin concrete highways thirteen feet wide are built at about a mile per week.
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Shortridge
California
house
Wisconsin
Legion Pledges Aggressive Push on Bonus Bill Fight
Col J U Scrugham reports the American Legion will continue its aggressive push for the fivefold adjusted compensation bill for ex service men in Congress. He warns of a show down with lawmakers if no favorable action is taken. Emery nominated for national commander to carry on the administration’s battle.
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Indianapoli
Col. J. ut Scrugham
American Legion executive committee
John G. Emery
Col Scrugham
legion
J G. Serugham
Nev
Mmnery
nomirmaion
Indianapolis
Galbraith
Juan Emery
Scrugham
Scingham
Cairo
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Wilmington
Delaware
Paris
Pharos
Omar
Dempsey denies knowledge of woman in Oklahoma case
Atlantic City reports Dempsey, in training for the heavyweight title bout with Carpentier, says he never heard of a certain woman connected to a divorce suit. Mrs Boulanger’s divorce case, named Tack Jeempsey, was sold to a ducal attorney in Los Angeles, with her attorney denying the allegations.
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Jak Dempsey
Cooges Carpentier
Jersey Cats
sere mushy
Pu hush
Okla
iette
Pawhusha LOS ANGULES
Boulinger
Dempsey
Boulanger Rael
Oklahoma
Western states plan to use Colorado River waters for reclamation and power
Wyoming commissioners and Gov Carey backed a plan to store water from the Colorado River for reclamation and power. Col J G Scrugham reported from Cheyenne that support for federal rights to use the river was sought in Congress. Rep Mondell expected to report the bill soon with hopes it will pass in the lower house. Scrugham planned to brief Southern Nevada interests on the plan.
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Carey
J. G. _Scrugham
Newads
Scrugham
Cheyenne
congress
Representative Mondell
M Crea Sells Interest to H O Harrison in Reno Firm
RL McCrea manager and owner of Harrison Motor Car Company Reno announces sale of his interest to H O Harrison of San Francisco. McCrea, a public accountant, will wind up here once transfer completes. George Harrison to retain and manage the Reno firm.
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Harison Motor Car Company
Reno
Joly
H. O. Harrison
San Francisco
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Googe W. Harrison
McCrea
Flirrison Company
Te oso
American Institute of Accountants
California society of public accountants
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South America
Mexico
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Harrison Motor Car Company
Twenty Five Officers Beat Off Mob of 300 in Cork Clash
In Cork on Thursday night, twenty five auxiliary policemen repelled an attack by a force of about 800 at Rathcoole. Three road mines were destroyed, forcing the attackers to withdraw after heavy exchanges from trenches and walls. One officer killed, many wounded. three attackers believed dead. Crown forces sustained two deaths and four wounded.
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CORK
Ireland
Rathcoole
crown
Reno City Attorney Says Gas Rate Contention Should Be Cut
City officials indicate materials for gas production have fallen sharply and may drop further. Reno Power Light and Water seeks to thwart the Public Service Commission with a restraining order while arguing for lower rates than in the 1919 schedule. The city plans to urge the court to limit any rate increase and maintain reductions for consumers.
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Pike
Reno Power, Light & Water Company
Nevada Public Service Commission
United States
Alexandria’s enduring influence beyond its riots and ruins
A National Geographical Society bulletin notes Alexandria’s lasting impact across the world. From eggs sent to London and granite shafts in Central Park to urban planning in Rhodes and theological legacies, the ancient city’s influence persists despite today’s disturbances.
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the Gazette
Alexandria
Egypt
Caesar
Caracalla
Hypatia
National Geographical Society
Cleopatra’s Needle
Central Park
Mediterranean
London
New York
Democrates
Rhodes
Pinally Athanasiua
Fand
Dutch cabinet resigns after army bill defeat in The Hague
June 18 dispatch from The Hague reports the Dutch cabinet's resignation, seen as tied to defeat in the second chamber over the army reorganization bill. The note cites political fault lines and references related parliamentary tensions.
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LONDON
Hague
Unupah Man Entered In Reno Road Race
Al Lorentzen entered his newly engined Hupmobile in the Reno road race. The four cylinder engine, built by Campbell Kelly foundry of Tonopah, purportedly unmatched by foreign cars. Lorentzen tested the car Thursday and praised its harmony, with hopes for first place.
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Al Lorentzen
Reno
Campbell- Kelly foundry
Lorentzen
Nevada
Disarmament Resolution To Face House Vote
Washington June 18 Chairman Torter of the house foresistaurs committee said he would push to bring his disarmament resolution to a house vote Monday Republican leaders plan action independent of the navy appropriation bill which the senate has amended with the Borah disarmament measure. House and senate conference deadlock over the bill risks delay in reconciliation.
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Torter
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